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Dodgers Notes: Trade Activity Heating Up, Undrafted Free Agent Signs, Catcher Recalled From Triple-A

The Dodgers were on the wrong end of a walk-off Saturday in Houston, as Alex Bregman delivered the dagger on a 7-6 loss — a game the Dodgers initially led 5-0.

Here’s all the headlines you might have missed Saturday:



Former Dodgers Reliever Traded to Mariners

Yimi García was traded from the Toronto Blue Jays to the Seattle Mariners, a significant swap ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline on Tuesday. Seattle, aiming to bolster its bullpen, acquired the former Dodgers reliever whose fastball touched 100 mph earlier this season.

Dodgers Sign Rare Undrafted Free Agent out of High School

The Dodgers have taken a unique step by signing Christian Oliveira, a promising young pitcher from a Massachusetts high school, breaking the usual trend of college signings post-draft. Oliveira’s impressive skills, including a 96-mph fastball, could make him an under-the-radar steal.

Who Are The Dodgers’ Clubhouse Leaders?

Miguel Rojas, said he, Mookie Betts and Clayton Kershaw play a pivotal role in clubhouse dynamics as conduits for manager Dave Roberts. As the three players return from injuries, their influence is crucial.

Controversial Trade Requests Stun GMs: Garrett Crochet’s Future Uncertain

Garrett Crochet’s trade conditions have caused a stir among GMs, creating doubts about his postseason availability. What will his list of demands mean for his chances of being traded to the Dodgers?

Dodgers Call Up Hunter Feduccia From Triple-A

In response to a family emergency that saw Freddie Freeman stepping out, the Dodgers are calling up Hunter Feduccia from Triple-A. This move could offer Feduccia a significant opportunity.

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JP Hoornstra

J.P. Hoornstra writes and edits Major League Baseball content for DodgersNation.com and is the author of 'The 50 Greatest Dodger Games Of All Time.' He once recorded a keyboard solo on the same album as two of the original Doors. Follow at https://x.com/jphoornstra

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